
Land seized, Rights evaded: The PIE Act on Trial
Stolen Ground reveals how the PIE Act is abused to protect land invasions as Cape Town’s Tygerberg Raceway is unlawfully seized without police action

Stolen Ground reveals how the PIE Act is abused to protect land invasions as Cape Town’s Tygerberg Raceway is unlawfully seized without police action

Semigrants return to Gauteng for better value, lower costs, and job access as Cape Town's affordability and lifestyle advantage decline

First-time buyers thrive in high-value markets, driven by transfer duty exemptions. Rental growth and investor confidence surge, especially in the Western Cape

SA Reserve Bank cuts interest rate by 25bps to 7.25%, easing loan costs and boosting buyer confidence. Property leaders call for bolder action to spur real growth

Muizenberg is booming: major beachfront upgrades, soaring property prices up 77% since 2020, and a hot seller’s market fueled by local and international demand

Property in Gauteng is booming. Discover why Bryanston and Sandton are top searches for buyers, from affordable units at R900k to luxury estates worth R40 million

Last week’s announcement of a 30% reciprocal tariff on South African imports by the US sent shockwaves through global markets

Trump's 30% tariff hike on South Africa threatens the economy, with a rollback expected in 6 to 12 months.

As one of Africa’s leading commercial property service companies and a majority black-owned business, Broll is proud to be a strategic partner for the Inaugural Public Works & Infrastructure Summit, taking place on 1 April 2025

The 2024 budget speech fell short of delivering concrete solutions to stimulate economic growth, particularly in the entrepreneurial and property sectors

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has opted to keep the repo rate at 7.5%, with the prime lending rate remaining at 11%

South Africa’s budget for 2025/6, tabled by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana, revealed a delicate balance between fiscal responsibility and the needs of a country grappling with economic strain